An innovative guide for grandparents and a celebration of their role, by one of Australia's leading child-rearing experts. The grandparent-grandchild relationship is truly special, but the lives of both grandparents and grandchildren have changed so much these days. How can grandparents forge close relationships with the children they adore while living their own busy lives?

Bestselling child-rearing expert and psychologist Dr. Michael Carr-Gregg, in his book "Grandparents", celebrates the great contribution grandparents provide to families. The innovative Grandparent Code offers a wise formula for successful and harmonious grandparenting in today's world. Michael shows how to be involved in your grandchildren's lives without interfering with their parents and tackles difficult topics like screen time, 'greek' care, and divorce.

The book includes inspiring, funny, and warm stories from well-known grandparents such as Jackie French, Kevin Rudd, David Williamson, Jane Caro, Jenny Kee, Hugh Mackay, Professor Gordon Parker, and Eric Tweedle. It is a valuable resource for the modern grandparent, the perfect gift for first-time grandparents or when challenges arise.

Dr. Michael Carr-Gregg provides accurate, up-to-date, and reliable information with humor and compassion for parents and now for grandparents. An essential guide for all grandparents who wish to manage this unique relationship.

This edition is packed with practical, comprehensive, and affirming advice that you can turn to time and again. An excellent tool for grandparents that always reminds of the need for respect towards both parents and grandchildren!

Pages: 304, Dimensions: 15.2x15.2cm